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The watch, owned by the richest man on the Titanic – businessman John Jacob Astor, went down with the ship in 1912 and is engraved with his initials.

The man, named by local authorities as Peter Smith, 64, from Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, was attacked 10 metres off the shore.

Dr Dan Poulter, a working medic, has quit the Tory Party in a blow to Rishi Sunak.

While presenting the News At Ten programme live on Friday, he appeared to struggle to read the news bulletin – sparking concern online.

Thousands gathered for the Palestine Solidarity Campaign demonstration in London on Saturday afternoon.

The international affairs editor became unwell while presenting the News At Ten programme on Friday.

The annual event sees cyclists in period costumes travel through the streets of London.

No decision has been made and the proposal has not yet reached the Prime Minister, it is understood.

The First Minister’s comments came as the Alba Party held an emergency meeting to discuss the way forward.

Demonstrators were filmed chasing and shouting abuse at the Tory former Cabinet minister after he spoke at Cardiff University.

The sold-out Tweed Run event saw participants sporting different tweed outfits, from blazers to skirts and hats.

The London mayor is urging ministers to give leaseholders stronger rights in law, upping the pressure on Housing Secretary Michael Gove.

The First Minister is attempting to build bridges with other Scottish parties as he fights for his political future.

Dr Tijion Esho has featured on ITV’s This Morning, BBC’s Morning Live and E4’s Body Fixers.

A further eight people have been treated in hospital after police became aware the drug was circulating locally on Friday.

The Irish government claimed the UK’s asylum policy was causing an influx of migrants into the Republic.

He sustained injuries to his left hand, left thigh, and stomach following the attack involving a bull shark.

The First Minister has said he is not resigning and is writing to other parties in the Scottish Parliament.

The joint UK-French investigation alleges the group shared posts charged migrants thousands of pounds to make the crossing.

Nearly five million pieces of Lego spilled into the sea in 1997 when a cargo ship encountered a storm.